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Tuesday Will See Record-Breaking Cold In Chicago — Even Siberia Is Warmer Today
The day will be sunny, but it is only expected to get as warm as 20 degrees in Chicago — the chilliest high temperature in the city's recorded history for Nov. 12.
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Chicago Reverend Who Fought For Civil Rights Donates MLK Letters, Protest Pins And More To Library
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Fewer Chicago Schools Earn The City’s Top 1-Plus Rating. See How Your School Fared.
By Cassie Walker Burke, Chalkbeat Chicago Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Chicago Could Get 6 Inches Of Snow Before This Storm Ends — And More Is Possible Wednesday
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
After Dog Stolen From Chicago, Volunteers Unite To Help — And Find Her In Wisconsin
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With Hate Crimes Up 60%, Aldermen Say New Plan Is Needed
Seventy-seven hate crimes have been reported to the Commission on Human Relations by the police so far this year, Noriega said. In all of 2018, there were 78 hate crimes reported to police, Noriega said.
Top Cop Eddie Johnson Is Retiring From Chicago Police Department
Johnson, handpicked by former Mayor Rahm Emanuel in 2016, helmed the department during a tumultuous time. He's currently under investigation after being found asleep in his car last month.
Chicago’s The Most Dangerous City For Migrating Birds In The Fall. Here’s How To Help Them
Have you seen an injured or dazed bird? The Chicago Bird Collision Monitors can help. "These guys are like little tourists coming through Chicago."
High Winds Threaten An Already Battered Chicago Lakeshore, Weather Service Warns
A lakeshore flooding advisory was issued for the city Wednesday, making the North Side's shoreline erosion problem even worse.
CPS Tallies Cost Of New Teachers Contract In 2020: $33M, But Six Strike Days Will Save $68M
The district plans to make up five days of school canceled by the strike by holding class on Nov. 27, the day before Thanksgiving, Jan. 2 and Jan. 3, June 17 and June 18.
Wines Inspired By Chicago Neighborhoods Now Available At City Winery
Pilsen, Wrigleyville, Old Town and more are represented by City Winery's new lineup.
Here’s What The New CPS Calendar Will Be If 5 Days Are Added In
The days were added in to partially make up for days lost to the Chicago Teachers Union strike.
Christkindlmarket Is Back To Having Boot-Shaped Mugs This Year
The mugs are white with scenes from the holiday market on the outside.
Christmas Window Already Going Up On State Street With Art From DePaul Students
Thirty DePaul students spent more than a year making a stop-motion animation video for the window display.
